How do I replace the words "Boris Graffiti" with my own text in Video Studio Ultimate X8 using the Boris Graffiti thingie found under "Instant Projects/Graffiti/type on - shatter off" .
How do I replace the words correctly?
It seems to be especially hard as when I try adding that effect to the timeline, as all words totally vanish!
I've tried clicking on "Customise filter" but can't figure out exactly what to actually do once in there.
I can get into the Boris program thingie, I can change "Boris Graffiti" into my own words, I can change the colour (chose purple but it looks bright green to me!), I can change the font from Arial to Papyrus, but the words do NOT show up when I click on "Apply" and return to the Corel Studio Pro Ultimate X8 window. No text at all!
Help?
I've tried looking at Gripps2211 but he only has videos on ProX4, and that looks totally different to my X8.
I'm on windows 10, rest is in my profile.
Using Boris Graffiti in Corel Video Studio Ultimate X8
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Re: Using Boris Graffiti in Corel Video Studio Ultimate X8
First off, I don't use Boris Graffiti -- though I have played around with it in successive versions of Video Studio if only to see how it works, and when questions like yours are asked. I also had to open another computer in order to be able to open VS X8.
So when you first apply the Graffiti FX to your video in the timeline, you click on Customize and Graffiti opens its simplified screen over the top of VS. You change the words and hit Apply. But do you first choose one of the preset formats provide in the big Graffiti screen? I have 36 of them shown in dark blue, each with a smaller rectangle in lighter blue in the bottom right hand corner. I apply one of those (I chose Star Wars) and click Apply.
The Graffiti overlay closes and back in the VS screen nothing appears in the preview screen when I press the Play button. Then I notice I am still in Clip mode (directly below the preview screen) so I click on Project, and then press Play again, and hey presto! the Graffiti title appears and plays as set.
The problem, though, is that this is the simplified version of Graffiti. Have you pressed the Advanced Mode button in the bottom left of screen, next to Insert Text? That opens a far more complex interface where you can change just about anything. It's worth playing around with, though not for the faint hearted!
So when you first apply the Graffiti FX to your video in the timeline, you click on Customize and Graffiti opens its simplified screen over the top of VS. You change the words and hit Apply. But do you first choose one of the preset formats provide in the big Graffiti screen? I have 36 of them shown in dark blue, each with a smaller rectangle in lighter blue in the bottom right hand corner. I apply one of those (I chose Star Wars) and click Apply.
The Graffiti overlay closes and back in the VS screen nothing appears in the preview screen when I press the Play button. Then I notice I am still in Clip mode (directly below the preview screen) so I click on Project, and then press Play again, and hey presto! the Graffiti title appears and plays as set.
The problem, though, is that this is the simplified version of Graffiti. Have you pressed the Advanced Mode button in the bottom left of screen, next to Insert Text? That opens a far more complex interface where you can change just about anything. It's worth playing around with, though not for the faint hearted!
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Re: Using Boris Graffiti in Corel Video Studio Ultimate X8
Thank you, I will look for "Project Mode"Ken Berry wrote:First off, I don't use Boris Graffiti -- though I have played around with it in successive versions of Video Studio if only to see how it works, and when questions like yours are asked. I also had to open another computer in order to be able to open VS X8.
So when you first apply the Graffiti FX to your video in the timeline, you click on Customize and Graffiti opens its simplified screen over the top of VS. You change the words and hit Apply. But do you first choose one of the preset formats provide in the big Graffiti screen? I have 36 of them shown in dark blue, each with a smaller rectangle in lighter blue in the bottom right hand corner. I apply one of those (I chose Star Wars) and click Apply.
The Graffiti overlay closes and back in the VS screen nothing appears in the preview screen when I press the Play button. Then I notice I am still in Clip mode (directly below the preview screen) so I click on Project, and then press Play again, and hey presto! the Graffiti title appears and plays as set.
The problem, though, is that this is the simplified version of Graffiti. Have you pressed the Advanced Mode button in the bottom left of screen, next to Insert Text? That opens a far more complex interface where you can change just about anything. It's worth playing around with, though not for the faint hearted!
I will also look at the "Advanced Mode" I do want to use this program much, much more than I do at present.
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Re: Using Boris Graffiti in Corel Video Studio Ultimate X8
Have a look where the red arrow is pointing in my screen shot below:franontheedge wrote:Thank you, I will look for "Project Mode"
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